Which products did Greek sailors often carry on their ships to trade with other cultures?

Timber for building and metal for weapons

Wheat and barley from their large farms

Olive oil and decorated pottery

Spices and rare gems from the mountains

How did the seas surrounding Greece, such as the Aegean Sea, influence the Greek city-states?

They completely prevented Greeks from ever leaving their isolated villages.

They provided a way to trade for goods they could not produce themselves.

They were the main source of water for farming crops like wheat.

They made land travel between communities much easier.

They traded metal tools and weapons for food and clothing.

They traded large amounts of grain and timber for decorated pottery.

They traded olive oil and pottery for grain and timber.

They traded their advanced ships for olive oil from other lands.

Their religion required long sea voyages to distant temples.

They needed to get resources like grain and metal that were scarce in Greece.

They wanted to conquer neighboring lands and build a large empire.

The mountains made all farming impossible, forcing them to live on ships.